The collaboration will extend in 2015 with San Francisco and Chicago Los Angeles, San Diego and Minneapolis (Target's hometown!) will all get their time in the spotlight during the early part of 2016. Disney also said in a statement that the entirety of the proceeds from the collection’s sales up to June 30, the last day of Pride month, will be donated to various LGBTQ+ charity organizations. Along with the Snyder designs, shoppers can browse a curated range of local favorites-in this instance, Cape Cod potato chips and Marshmallow Fluff will be stocked near tees and totes.

Boston's up first, with the range hitting 15 Beantown-area stores next Wednesday (the collaboration will not be offered online to start, though that'll change later this year). The retail giant has just announced a Local Pride collection with menswear designer Todd Snyder that will launch individual capsules throughout the next year, each focusing on a certain town and selling only in that market. Calvin Klein’s pride capsule collection eschews rainbows and leans into the brand’s ‘90s minimalist aestheticyou’ll want to wear these pieces year-round.

Target might be a great American retailer, but that doesn't mean that it can't celebrate some hometown pride every now and again. And Target has teamed up with LGBTQIA+ designers, entrepreneurs and team members to design a Pride collection over 250 pieces strong, including items intended to enable you to celebrate Pride at.

Target pride collection